What in the text concerns women or marriage? what in the text indicates the writer is male or female? what in the text indicates assumptions about women and female roles in society?

.What in the text concerns women or marriage?In that eastern country whence he came he had married, as was the fashion, a young woman in all ways worthy of his honest devotion, who shared the dangers and privations of his lot with a willing spirit and light heart.”5.What in the text indicates the writer is male or female?A specific quote indicates that the author is a male when a calls himself ‘a lad’ which is a name for a young men.“I never saw him; these particulars I learned from my grandfather, from whom also I got the man's story when I was a lad. He had known him when living near by in that early day.”6.What in the text indicates assumptions about women and female roles in society?Women were expected to stay home and take care of the house, when Murlock talks of getting a nurse to heal his wife, his pointing out the women play a specific role in society.“One day Murlock returned from gunning in a distant part of the forest to find his wife prostrate with fever, and delirious. Therewas no physician within miles, no neighbour; nor was she in a condition to be left, to summon help. So he set about the task of

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